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* The password for the level is 000002. | * The password for the level is 000002. | ||
* The level contains 28,483 objects. | * The level contains 28,483 objects. | ||
*The Demon difficulty turned from Hard to Insane Demon. | |||
* The Demon difficulty turned from Hard to Insane Demon. | *[[Blaireswip]] and [[SrGuillester]] made an unofficial sequel to the level named Explosion, which is currently rated Extreme Demon. | ||
*The song is in 5/4 time, which is very rare. | |||
* [[Blaireswip]] and [[SrGuillester]] made an unofficial sequel to the level named Explosion, which is currently rated Extreme Demon. | |||
* The song is in 5/4 time, which is very rare. | |||
* It is KrmaL's second longest level ever created, after [[Hungry Humphrey]]. | * It is KrmaL's second longest level ever created, after [[Hungry Humphrey]]. | ||
*SirHadoken broke his own record of using the F-bomb in one level while | *SirHadoken broke his own record of using the F-bomb in one level while attempting to complete this, with a counter in the 40s. The previous record was two.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kMo8SlCsdQ</ref> | ||
== Walkthrough == | == Walkthrough == | ||
[[File:Lit Fuse (Demon) by Krazyman50 — "Geometry Dash 2.0"|centre|thumb|330x330px|Credit goes to Danilkaz for the video.]] | [[File:Lit Fuse (Demon) by Krazyman50 — "Geometry Dash 2.0"|centre|thumb|330x330px|Credit goes to Danilkaz for the video.]] | ||
[[File:A Tiny Lit Fuse Secret Way ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)|centre|thumb|330x330px|A secret way in the late stages of the level. This has since been patched. Credit goes to JackTheFroster for this video.]] | [[File:A Tiny Lit Fuse Secret Way ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)|centre|thumb|330x330px|A secret way in the late stages of the level. This has since been patched. Credit goes to JackTheFroster for this video.]] | ||
== References == | |||
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[[Category:2.0 levels]] | [[Category:2.0 levels]] | ||
[[Category:Demon levels]] | [[Category:Demon levels]] | ||
[[Category:XL levels]] | [[Category:XL levels]] | ||
[[Category:Insane Demon levels]] | [[Category:Insane Demon levels]] | ||
Revision as of 21:25, 20 December 2020
Template:Infobox Level Lit Fuse is a 2.0 Insane Demon created by KrmaL. It is an XL Demon that features rainbow trance effects, flashing lights, and very complicated choreographies.
Gameplay
The level starts with a mini-cube section with very difficult timings. There are many jump rings that must be hit late and very crucial jumps. There are many instances where you must jump onto a block with a spike and land on the edge of that block.
Eventually, the cube launches upwards and becomes a normal ship. The ship has a lot of straight flying and some gravity changes that sync with the music. Eventually, the ship becomes mini with a good amount of space that lasts for a while. The positioning of the ship syncs with the music as well.
The level then goes into a dual section with a UFO and a ship. It involves keeping the ship straight in the middle whilst keeping the UFO on the ground by spamming quickly. The ship then becomes a wave however the UFO does not change.
After the mixed dual section, the song drops, and the level transitions into a very fast-paced section with lots of vehicle, size, and gravity changes. About halfway through, a rotating pentagram appears on-screen. This part goes on for a while before the level eventually ends.
Trivia
- The password for the level is 000002.
- The level contains 28,483 objects.
- The Demon difficulty turned from Hard to Insane Demon.
- Blaireswip and SrGuillester made an unofficial sequel to the level named Explosion, which is currently rated Extreme Demon.
- The song is in 5/4 time, which is very rare.
- It is KrmaL's second longest level ever created, after Hungry Humphrey.
- SirHadoken broke his own record of using the F-bomb in one level while attempting to complete this, with a counter in the 40s. The previous record was two.[1]